Little People Magic of Disney Mickey & Goofy's Gas & Dine Playset

Little People Magic of Disney Mickey & Goofy's Gas & Dine PlaysetWith this Garage and Diner, they are in their Own Little World The more they grow, the more they discover Disney's Mickey Mouse has some car trouble, but luckily his good friend, Goofy, is ready and waiting at his garage to help get Mickey back on the road! Kids can open the tool cabinet to help Goofy find the right tool for the job. And, when he's ready to roll, they'll open the garage door so Mickey can drive out to fill up at the gas pump. After

With this Garage and Diner, they are in their Own Little World

The more they grow, the more they discover

Disney's Mickey Mouse has some car trouble, but luckily his good friend, Goofy, is ready and waiting at his garage to help get Mickey back on the road! Kids can open the tool cabinet to help Goofy find the right tool for the job. And, when he's ready to roll, they'll open the garage door so Mickey can drive out to fill up at the gas pump. After all that hard work, Mickey Mouse and Goofy have worked up quite an appetite. Why not head over to the diner for a delicious snack? With a diner stool that moves up, down and around, a refrigerator door that pops open to reveal hidden goodies, and a jukebox menu they can really flip through, your kiddo will have oodles of fun bringing their imagination to life. There's even a take-out window, in case Mickey's in a hurry and needs to get his meal to-go where development comes into play.

Keep toddler hands (and minds) busy, busy, busy

From the garage to the diner, there's so much to see and do in this magical playset. Zoom into Goofy's garage, look around in the toolbox, and fill up the gas tank. Then head over to the diner, where toddlers can spin the stool up and down, pop open the refrigerator to take a peek at the goodies inside, or flip through the jukebox menu—Hey there, Chip & Dale. The Magic of Disney Mickey & Goofy's Gas and Dine playset puts all kinds of imaginative role play fun right in your child's hands. (And the Little People figures fit there perfectly).

Development Comes into Play

As kids play, important skills are being fostered and developed. All the hands-on activities—flipping, turning, pushing the car and more—give their dexterity and hand-eye coordination a fun workout. And toddlers are discovering that their actions make fun things happen (also known as cause and effect). It's a great first step in fostering their thinking skills and building their confidence.